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The glories of greens, what to plant now and how to conserve rainwater. Plus, always be prepared to prune.

Get weeding! You won't regret it. Think good thoughts about potatoes and asparagus. Plus, start squashing invasive insects ... now!

Featuring botanical bas relief, ceramics, concrete leaf sculptures, acrylic, oil and watercolor paintings, photography, and fine needlework, the exhibition highlights work from staff and volunteers.

With the cool down last week, it feels like we are getting back to normal weather for this time of year. We are also getting back to a normal schedule for gardening activities

It's time to plant tomato seeds (indoors) and trees and shrubs (outdoors). Plus more about soil.

Curated by James Salomon, the show invites visitors to step into a world of imagination — from June 6 through Aug. 11. Coinciding with "DayDream" is Sculptor Mark Mennin’s Outdoor Exhibit, "Sleepwalkers."

Featuring botanical bas relief, ceramics, concrete leaf sculptures, acrylic, oil and watercolor paintings, photography, and fine needlework, the exhibition will highlight work from staff and volunteers.

Celebrate the arrival of Spring with a crocus dance, flowering bulbs, and more seed starting!

Too often I come across gardening publications that include the words “secrets to a successful garden.” Successful gardening is all about the soil, and that’s no secret.

"Better late than never," says Ron. Plus, tick advice, firewood tips and how to make your friends very happy (and healthier too!)

We want to express our deepest gratitude for the generous support of Berkshire Botanical Garden’s solar panel project. Thanks to the collective contributions from our community, we are proud to announce that we have met our fundraising goal!

Ron sees some signs in the landscape that give him hope for Spring, but advises there are still lions running around too.

Community Access to the Arts (CATA) ​and Berkshire Botanical Garden​ ​​present "Seeds of Connection​," an exhibit of nature-inspired paintings and drawings by artists with disabilities.

It's seed starting time and Ron's got all the steps for a successful growing season!

Berkshire Botanical Garden has been a beacon in our community for the past 91 years. We have helped our public through the Great Depression and World War II. We provided education during times of plenty and during worldwide energy crises. We created a safe haven during a global pandemic. And throughout the years, we have thrived because of the support and kindness of all who have been a part of our Garden.